NCP's emergency statement on Yunus -Taq meeting, new claim

The National Citizens Party (NCP) said the election should be finalized only after the announcement of the July Declaration, implementing the fundamental reforms and the roadmap of the trial.

The NCP joint member secretary (office) Saleh Uddin Sifat signed a statement on Friday (June 5th).

According to the statement, the National Citizens Party are positively seeing the interim government's discussion with various political parties as an attempt to establish a consensus on the question of reform. As part of this effort, the chief adviser to London said. The meeting between Muhammad Yunus and BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman has been successful in bringing the party's confidence in the 'parliamentary election'. We think it is important to establish a consensus among the political parties on the question of national unity, independence and sovereignty and state reform.

“As much as the discussion on the date of the election has been important in the meeting, after the coup, the main demands of the citizens in Bangladesh did not get much importance. NCP seems to be extremely disappointing. On the question of elections, the government is only giving more priority to the position and demand of a political party.

The National Citizens Party thinks that the July Declaration of July, the implementation of the 'July Charter' and the Jatiya Sangsad elections without the clear roadmap of the trial, will only turn the mass uprising into a means of transfer of power and deprive the aspiration of the state. People will not accept any election date before writing and implementing the 'July Charter'.

The statement also said that the NCP demanded the government to take initiative to commemorate the upcoming July in proper dignity by establishing a consensus on the issues of reform through discussion with political parties.